PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction

Not to be confused with William Faulkner Prize.

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction
Awarded for	Fiction
Sponsored by	PEN/Faulkner Foundation
Country	United States
Website	penfaulkner.org

The PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction is awarded annually by the PEN/Faulkner Foundation to the authors of the year's best works of fiction by living Americans, Green Card holders or permanent residents. ^{[1] [2]} The winner receives US$15,000 and each of four runners-up receives US$5000. Judges read citations for each of the finalists' works at the presentation ceremony in Washington, D.C. The organization claims it to be "the largest peer-juried award in the country." ^[1] The award was first given in 1981. ^[3]

Mary Lee Settle was one of the founders of the PEN/Faulkner Award following the controversy at the 1979 National Book Award, when PEN America voted for a boycott on the grounds that the award had become too commercial. ^{[3] [4]}

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction

1980s

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners, 1981–1989 ^{[5] [6]}

Year	Author	Title	Result
1981	Walter Abish	How German Is It	Winner
	Shirley Hazzard	The Transit of Venus	Shortlist
	Walker Percy	The Second Coming	Shortlist
	Gilbert Sorrentino	Aberration of Starlight	Shortlist
	John Kennedy Toole	A Confederacy of Dunces	Shortlist
1982	David Bradley	The Chaneysville Incident	Winner
	Donald Barthelme	Sixty Stories	Shortlist
	Richard Bausch	Take Me Back	Shortlist
	Mark Helprin	Ellis Island and Other Stories	Shortlist
	Marilynne Robinson	Housekeeping	Shortlist
	Robert Stone	A Flag for Sunrise	Shortlist
1983	Toby Olson	Seaview	Winner
	Maureen Howard	Grace Abounding	Shortlist
	Bobbie Ann Mason	Shiloh and Other Stories	Shortlist
	George Steiner	The Portage to San Cristobal of A.H.	Shortlist
	Anne Tyler	Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant	Shortlist
	William S. Wilson	Birthplace	Shortlist
1984	John Edgar Wideman	Sent for You Yesterday	Winner
	Ron Hansen	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford	Shortlist
	William Kennedy	Ironweed	Shortlist
	Jamaica Kincaid	At the Bottom of the River	Shortlist
	Bernard Malamud	The Stories	Shortlist
	Cynthia Ozick	The Cannibal Galaxy	Shortlist
1985	Tobias Wolff	The Barracks Thief	Winner
	Harriet Doerr	Stones for Ibarra	Shortlist
	Donald Hays	The Dixie Association	Shortlist
	David Leavitt	Family Dancing	Shortlist
	James Purdy	On Glory's Course	Shortlist
1986	Peter Taylor	The Old Forest and Other Stories	Winner
	William Gaddis	Carpenter's Gothic	Shortlist
	Larry McMurtry	Lonesome Dove	Shortlist
	Hugh Nissenson	The Tree of Life	Shortlist
	Helen Norris	The Christmas Wife: Stories	Shortlist
	Grace Paley	Later the Same Day	Shortlist
1987	Richard Wiley	Soldiers in Hiding	Winner
	Richard Ford	The Sportswriter	Shortlist
	Maureen Howard	Expensive Habits	Shortlist
	Charles R. Johnson	The Sorcerer's Apprentice	Shortlist
	Janet Kauffman	Collaborators	Shortlist
1988	T. C. Boyle	World's End	Winner
	Richard Bausch	Spirits, And Other Stories	Shortlist
	Alice McDermott	That Night	Shortlist
	Cynthia Ozick	The Messiah of Stockholm	Shortlist
	Lawrence Thornton	Imagining Argentina	Shortlist
1989	James Salter	Dusk and Other Stories	Winner
	Mary McGarry Morris	Vanished	Shortlist
	Thomas Savage	The Corner of Rife and Pacific	Shortlist
	Isaac Bashevis Singer	The Death of Methuselah and Other Stories	Shortlist

1990s

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners, 1990–1999 ^{[5] [6]}

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1990	E. L. Doctorow	Billy Bathgate	Winner
	Russell Banks	Affliction	Shortlist
	Molly Gloss	The Jump-Off Creek	Shortlist
	Josephine Jacobsen	On the Island: New and Selected Stories	Shortlist
	Lynne Sharon Schwartz	Leaving Brooklyn	Shortlist
1991	John Edgar Wideman	Philadelphia Fire	Winner
	Paul Auster	The Music of Chance	Shortlist
	Joanne Meschery	A Gentleman's Guide to the Frontier	Shortlist
	Steven Millhauser	The Barnum Museum	Shortlist
	Joanna Scott	Arrogance	Shortlist
1992	Don DeLillo	Mao II	Winner
	Stephen Dixon	Frog	Shortlist
	Paul Gervais	Extraordinary People	Shortlist
	Allan Gurganus	White People	Shortlist
1993	E. Annie Proulx	Postcards	Winner
	Francisco Goldman	The Long Night of White Chickens	Shortlist
	Maureen Howard	Natural History	Shortlist
	Robert Olen Butler	A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain	Shortlist
	Sylvia Watanabe	Talking to the Dead
1994	Philip Roth	Operation Shylock	Winner
	Stanley Elkin	Van Gogh's Room at Arles	Shortlist
	Dagoberto Gilb	The Magic of Blood	Shortlist
	Fae Myenne Ng	Bone	Shortlist
	Kate Wheeler	Not Where I Started From	Shortlist
1995	David Guterson	Snow Falling on Cedars	Winner
	Frederick Busch	The Children in the Woods	Shortlist
	Joyce Carol Oates	What I Lived For	Shortlist
	Ursula Hegi	Stones from the River	Shortlist
	Joanna Scott	Various Antidotes	Shortlist
1996	Richard Ford	Independence Day	Winner	[7]
	William H. Gass	The Tunnel	Shortlist
	Claire Messud	When The World Was Steady	Shortlist
	Madison Smartt Bell	All Souls' Rising	Shortlist
	A. J. Verdelle	The Good Negress	Shortlist
1997	Gina Berriault	Women in Their Beds	Winner
	Daniel Akst	St. Burl's Obituary	Shortlist
	Kathleen Cambor	The Book of Mercy	Shortlist
	Ron Hansen	Atticus	Shortlist
	Jamaica Kincaid	The Autobiography of My Mother	Shortlist
1998	Rafi Zabor	The Bear Comes Home	Winner
	Donald Antrim	The Hundred Brothers	Shortlist
	Rilla Askew	The Mercy Seat	Shortlist
	Mary Gaitskill	Because They Wanted To	Shortlist
	Francisco Goldman	The Ordinary Seaman	Shortlist
1999	Michael Cunningham	The Hours	Winner
	Russell Banks	Cloudsplitter	Shortlist
	Barbara Kingsolver	The Poisonwood Bible	Shortlist
	Brian Morton	Starting Out in the Evening	Shortlist
	Richard Selzer	The Doctor Stories	Shortlist

2000s

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners, 2000–2009 ^{[5] [6]}

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2000	Ha Jin	Waiting	Winner
	Frederick Busch	The Night Inspector	Shortlist
	Ken Kalfus	Pu-239 And Other Russian Fantasies	Shortlist
	Elizabeth Strout	Amy and Isabelle	Shortlist
	Lily Tuck	Siam, or the Woman Who Shot a Man	Shortlist
2001	Philip Roth	The Human Stain	Winner
	Michael Chabon	The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay	Shortlist
	Millicent Dillon	Harry Gold	Shortlist
	Denis Johnson	The Name of the World	Shortlist
	Mona Simpson	Off Keck Road	Shortlist
2002	Ann Patchett	Bel Canto	Winner
	Karen Joy Fowler	Sister Noon	Shortlist
	Jonathan Franzen	The Corrections	Shortlist
	Claire Messud	The Hunters	Shortlist
	Manil Suri	The Death of Vishnu	Shortlist
2003	Sabina Murray	The Caprices	Winner
	Peter Cameron	The City of Your Final Destination	Shortlist
	William Kennedy	Roscoe	Shortlist
	Victor LaValle	The Ecstatic	Shortlist
	Gilbert Sorrentino	Little Casino	Shortlist
2004	John Updike	The Early Stories: 1953-1975	Winner
	Frederick Barthelme	Elroy Nights	Shortlist
	ZZ Packer	Drinking Coffee Elsewhere	Shortlist
	Caryl Phillips	A Distant Shore	Shortlist
	Tobias Wolff	Old School	Shortlist
2005	Ha Jin	War Trash	Winner
	Jerome Charyn	The Green Lantern	Shortlist
	Edwidge Danticat	The Dew Breaker	Shortlist
	Marilynne Robinson	Gilead	Shortlist
	Steve Yarbrough	Prisoners of War	Shortlist
2006	E. L. Doctorow	The March	Winner
	Karen Fisher	A Sudden Country	Shortlist
	William Henry Lewis	I Got Somebody in Staunton	Shortlist
	James Salter	Last Night	Shortlist
	Bruce Wagner	The Chrysanthemum Palace	Shortlist
2007	Philip Roth	Everyman	Winner	[8]
	Charles D'Ambrosio	The Dead Fish Museum	Shortlist
	Deborah Eisenberg	Twilight of the Superheroes	Shortlist
	Amy Hempel	The Collected Stories of Amy Hempel	Shortlist
	Edward P. Jones	All Aunt Hagar's Children	Shortlist
2008	Kate Christensen	The Great Man	Winner	[9]
	Annie Dillard	The Maytrees	Shortlist
	David Leavitt	The Indian Clerk	Shortlist
	T. M. McNally	The Gateway	Shortlist
	Ron Rash	Chemistry and Other Stories	Shortlist
2009	Joseph O'Neill	Netherland	Winner	[10]
	Sarah Shun-lien Bynum	Ms. Hempel Chronicles	Shortlist
	Susan Choi	A Person of Interest	Shortlist	[11]
	Richard Price	Lush Life	Shortlist
	Ron Rash	Serena	Shortlist

2010s

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners, 2010–2019 ^[6]

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2010	Sherman Alexie	War Dances	Winner	[12] [5]
	Barbara Kingsolver	The Lacuna	Shortlist
	Lorraine Lopéz	Homicide Survivors Picnic	Shortlist
	Lorrie Moore	A Gate at the Stairs	Shortlist
	Colson Whitehead	Sag Harbor	Shortlist
2011	Deborah Eisenberg	The Collected Stories of Deborah Eisenberg	Winner	[13] [5]
	Jennifer Egan	A Visit from the Goon Squad	Shortlist	[14]
	Jaimy Gordon	Lord of Misrule	Shortlist	[14]
	Eric Puchner	Model Home	Shortlist	[14]
	Brad Watson	Aliens in the Prime of Their Lives: Stories	Shortlist	[14]
2012	Julie Otsuka	The Buddha in the Attic	Winner	[15] [5]
	Russell Banks	Lost Memory of Skin	Shortlist	[15] [16]
	Don DeLillo	The Angel Esmeralda	Shortlist	[15] [16]
	Anita Desai	The Artist of Disappearance	Shortlist	[15] [16]
	Steven Millhauser	We Others: New and Selected Stories	Shortlist	[15] [16]
2013	Benjamin Alire Sáenz	Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club	Winner	[17] [5]
	Amelia Gray	THREATS	Shortlist	[18]
	Laird Hunt	Kind One	Shortlist	[18]
	T. Geronimo Johnson	Hold It 'Til It Hurts	Shortlist	[18]
	Thomas Mallon	Watergate	Shortlist	[18]
2014	Karen Joy Fowler	We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves	Winner	[19]
	Daniel Alarcón	At Night We Walk in Circles	Shortlist	[20]
	Percival Everett	Percival Everett by Virgil Russell	Shortlist	[20]
	Joan Silber	Fools	Shortlist	[20]
	Valerie Trueblood	Search Party: Stories of Rescue	Shortlist	[20]
2015	Atticus Lish	Preparation for the Next Life	Winner	[21] [22]
	Jeffrey Renard Allen	Song of the Shank	Shortlist	[23]
	Jennifer Clement	Prayers for the Stolen	Shortlist	[23]
	Jenny Offill	Dept. of Speculation	Shortlist	[23]
	Emily St. John Mandel	Station Eleven	Shortlist	[23]
2016	James Hannaham	Delicious Foods	Winner	[24] [25]
	Julie Iromuanya	Mr. and Mrs. Doctor	Shortlist	[26]
	Viet Thanh Nguyen	The Sympathizer	Shortlist	[26]
	Elizabeth Tallent	Mendocino Fire: Stories	Shortlist	[26]
	Luis Alberto Urrea	The Water Museum: Stories	Shortlist	[26]
2017	Imbolo Mbue	Behold the Dreamers	Winner	[27] [28]
	Viet Dinh	After Disasters	Shortlist	[29]
	Louise Erdrich	LaRose	Shortlist	[29]
	Garth Greenwell	What Belongs to You	Shortlist	[29]
	Sunil Yapa	Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of a Fist	Shortlist	[29]
2018	Joan Silber	Improvement	Winner	[30] [31]
	Hernán Diaz	In the Distance	Shortlist	[32]
	Samantha Hunt	The Dark Dark	Shortlist	[32]
	Achy Obejas	The Tower of the Antilles	Shortlist	[32]
	Jesmyn Ward	Sing, Unburied, Sing	Shortlist	[32]
2019	Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi	Call Me Zebra	Winner	[33]
	Blanche McCrary Boyd	Tomb of the Unknown Racist	Shortlist
	Richard Powers	The Overstory	Shortlist
	Ivelisse Rodriguez	Love War Stories	Shortlist
	Willy Vlautin	Don't Skip Out on Me	Shortlist

2020s

PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winners, 2020–2029 ^[6]

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2020	Chloe Aridjis	Sea Monsters	Winner	[34]
	Yiyun Li	Where Reasons End	Shortlist	[35]
	Peter Rock	The Night Swimmers	Shortlist
	Maurice Carlos Ruffin	We Cast a Shadow	Shortlist
	Ocean Vuong	On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous	Shortlist
2021	Deesha Philyaw	The Secret Lives of Church Ladies	Winner	[36] [37]
	Matthew Salesses	Disappear Doppelgänger Disappear	Shortlist	[38]
	Rufi Thorpe	The Knockout Queen	Shortlist
	Robin Wasserman	Mother Daughter Widow Wife	Shortlist
	Steve Wiegenstein	Scattered Lights	Shortlist
2022	Rabih Alameddine	The Wrong End of the Telescope	Winner	[39] [40] [41] [42]
	Nawaaz Ahmed	Radiant Fugitives	Shortlist	[43]
	Carolyn Ferrell	Dear Miss Metropolitan	Shortlist
	Imbolo Mbue	How Beautiful We Were	Shortlist
	Carolina de Robertis	The President and the Frog	Shortlist
2023	Yiyun Li	The Book of Goose	Winner	[44] [45]
	Jonathan Escoffery	If I Survive You	Shortlist	[44]
	Laura Warrell	Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm	Shortlist
	Dionne Irving	The Islands	Shortlist
	Kathryn Harlan	Fruiting Bodies: Stories	Shortlist
2024	Claire Jiménez	What Happened to Ruthy Ramirez	Winner	[46]
	Jamel Brinkley	Witness	Shortlist	[44]
	Henry Hoke	Open Throat	Shortlist
	Alice McDermott	Absolution	Shortlist
	Colin Winnette	Users	Shortlist
2025	Garth Greenwell	Small Rain	Winner	[47]
	Percival Everett	James	Shortlist	[48]
	Danzy Senna	Colored Television	Shortlist
	Pemi Aguda	Ghostroots	Shortlist
	Susan Muaddi Darraj	Behind You Is the Sea	Shortlist

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External links

• PEN/Faulkner Foundation